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Annotated checklist, distribution, and taxonomic bibliography of the mosquitoes (Insecta: Diptera: Culicidae) of

Gustavo C. Rossi

Centro de Estudios Parasitológicos y de Vectores. CCT La Plata, CONICET UNLP. Calle 120 entre 61 y 62, 1900 La Plata, , Argentina E-mail: [email protected]

Abstract: A decade and a half have passed since the last epidemiological studies have increased the number of publication of the distribution list in Argentina. species known from various localities, greatly expanding During this time several new records have been added, the information on the distribution within the country. and taxonomic modifications have occurred at the The last reference to the number of species found in and subgenus level. Therefore, considering these changes, Argentina at the present, was mentioned by Visintin et I decided to create an updated list of the 242 species al. (2010) who raised the number to 228 species. present in Argentina, along with their distributions by The aim of this report is to update the list of mosquito province. Two first records for Argentina ( lopesi species and their distribution in Argentina by provinces, and Cx. vaxus), two old records unregistered by authors to correct existing record errors, to note recent (Cx. albinensis and fuscipes), 13 new provincial taxonomic changes, and to present a full bibliography records for 11 species (Cx. apicinus, Cx. bidens, Cx. eduardoi, for use as a tool for researchers. Cx. lahillei, Cx. pipiens, Cx. tatoi, Cx. usquatus, Cx. imitator, Cx. oedipus, Sabethes chloropterus, and Wy. oblita), and the MATERIALS AND METHODS extension of distribution of other species are presented. Based on the Campos and Maciá (1998) list a data The list of literature references for the documents matrix was developed. The records presented here come concerning is included. from the collection of the Museo de La Plata (MLP), Buenos Aires, Argentina. I also considered changes Key words: mosquitoes, Neotropical Region, Argentina, in taxonomic level (i.e., the establishment and/or checklist, new records, inventory relocation of subgenera, synonyms, the revalidation of species) that are relevant exclusively to the Argentine fauna. Table 1 presents the list of mosquito species in Introduction alphabetical order and their distribution by province. Mosquitos are perhaps the most significant of Figure 1 present the and the the haematophagous impacting human and number of species known from each province in 1998 health. They act as vectors of numerous and in 2014. I do not discuss the relevant literature and diseases such as dengue, , malaria, and status changes since that information has been included arboviruses responsible for encephalitis, bacteriosis, by the authors in the respective publications. and helminthiasis. The determinations were done by the author, The last update dating back more than 25 years except where indicated. The abbreviations used here and including all the then-available information are: M, male; F, female; L, ; P, pupa; Le, larval regarding the Argentine mosquito fauna was carried exuviae; Pe, pupal exuviae; MG, male genitalia; and FG, out by Mitchell and Darsie (1985) and encompassed the female genitalia. Adults are mounted on pins and the distribution of 208 species reported for 22 provinces. immatures and the genitalia on Canada-balsam slides. Campos and Maciá (1998) completed the information The coordinates are given in the degree-minute-second gathered in those years, thereby increasing the number format for the exact sampling site. In other instances of species to 211. (e.g., old records) the coordinates correspond to the Since 1998, the number of species and their locality and are given as degree-minutes. All coordinates distribution have changed significantly thus warranting correspond to the WGS 84 system. Voucher specimens a new update. Biological, ecological, taxonomic, and are deposited in the MLP, the institutional catalogue

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Figure 1. Left: Provinces of Argentina. Right: numbers of species known from each province, up to 1998 (red) and to March 2014 (blue). number of the vouchers is indicated as (C-xxxx). The 17/VI/1994; idem, 1 M, 1 MG (C-1290), 12/7/1994; idem, method of capture is indicated as follows: for adults, 1 M, 1 MG (C-1663), 20/III/1996, all (CDC) and G. Rossi (net) for hand net, (CDC) for CDC-type traps and for coll.; Itá Ibaté, (27°25ʹ18ʺ S, 057°19ʹ35ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG immatures, (dip) dipper, with no indication of when the (C-1124), all (CDC), G. Rossi coll. Entre Ríos province: method is unknown. Concordia, Puerto Luis, (31°15ʹ3ʺ S, 057°57ʹ’24ʺ W), 1 M, An asterisk in the literature list indicates the publica- 1 MG (CDC) (C-0126), 19/2/1992, G. Rossi and J. Schanck tions used here. Abbreviations of genera and subgenera colls. : Martires stream (27°21ʹ’53ʺ S, follow Reinert (2009), the species classification used is 055°57ʹ18ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG (C-1073), 14/II/1994; idem, 1 taken from Harbach (2014) and Wilkerson et al. (2015) M, 1 MG (C-1131), 11/IV/1994; idem, 1 M, 1 MG (C-1253), for tribe Aedini. 11/VI/1994, all (CDC), G. Rossi and D. Carpintero colls.; Zaiman Stream (27°24ʹ37ʺ S, 055°53ʹ37ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG RESULTS (C-1130), 11/IV/1994; idem, 1 M, 1 MG (C-1064), 17/ XI/1994, D. Carpintero coll.; idem, 1 M, 1 MG (C-931), 1/ First records for Argentina IV/1996, all (CDC), G. Rossi coll.; Corpus, Puerto Maní Culex (Melanoconion) lopesi Sirivanakarn and (27°06ʹ22ʺ S, 055°31ʹ19ʺ W), 12 M, 12 MG (C-1713/26, Jakob, 1979. Misiones province: Bernardo de Irigoyen 14-18/III/1996; idem, 10 M, 10 MG (C-3048/57), 11/ (26°14ʹ45ʺ S, 053°38ʹ56ʺ W), 1M, 1 MG (CDC) (C-2963), IV/1996; idem, 2 M, 2 MG (C-1614, 1616), 24/IV/1996, 3/XII/2006, D’Oria, M. coll.; Iguazú National Park all (CDC) and G. Rossi coll.; idem, 3 M, 3 MG (CDC) (25°40ʹ32ʺ S, 054°26ʹ49ʺ W), 2 F, (CDC) (C-DS-08, DS-04 (C-0842/44), 19/II/1997, F. Krsticevic coll.; idem, 1 M, (provisory)), 29/V/2006, Lestani, E. coll. 1 MG, 1 H, 1 Pe, 1 Le, (dip) (C-0954/55), 16/X/1998, N. Culex (Melanoconion) vaxus Dyar, 1920. Pascual coll.; Candelaria (27°26ʹ57ʺ S, 055°43ʹ58ʺ W), 1 M, province: Ituzaingó (27°34ʹ29ʺ S, 056°40ʹ17ʺ W), 17 M, 1 MG (C-1447), 11/XII/1995; idem, 1 M, 1 MG (C-1602), 17 MG (C-1801/18), 22/IV/1996; Santa Tecla (27°36ʹ36ʺ S, 14/III/1996, both (CDC), G. Rossi and F. Krsticevic 056°24ʹ21ʺ W) 1 M, 1 MG (C-1711), 20/II/1996; idem, 1 M, colls.; Itaembé (27°21ʹ20ʺ S, 056°1ʹ57ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG, 1 MG (C-1711), 20/III/1996; idem, 5 M, 5 MG (C-1239/40), 14/VIII/1995, G. Rossi coll.; Montecarlo port (26°35ʹ57ʺ

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S, 054°46ʹ40ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG (C-1077), 14/II/1994, all Wyeomyia (Mya.) oblita (Lutz, 1904). Tucumán (CDC), D. Carpintero coll. province, Horco Molle (26°46ʹ S, 065°19ʹ W), 1 F, (C-3012), XI/1960, Inst. Nac. Microbiol. coll. New provincial records Culex (Cux.) apicinus Philippi, 1865. Misiones prov- Extent of distribution within the provinces ince: Iguazú (25°35ʹ S, 054°35ʹ W), 1 M, 2 F (C-2998/3000), (Nys.) albitarsis Lynch Arribálzaga, 1878. X/1965, Inst. Nac. Microbiol. coll. Posadas, Villa Cabello , (37°20ʹ13ʺ S, 059°07ʹ58ʺ (27°21ʹ S, 055°55ʹ W) and, Miguel Lanus (27°25ʹ S, 055°52ʹ W), 1 M (ligth trap) (C-2940), II/2003, P. Dellapé coll. W), more than one thousand larvae captured by Brigada Anopheles (Ano.) annulipalpis Lynch Arribálzaga, anti aegypti (Posadas Municipality) coll., E. Gauto, G. 1878. Entre Ríos province, Concepción del Rossi det. (32°30ʹ S, 58°14ʹ W), 1 F (C-2984), V/1969, Hepper H. Culex (Cux.) bidens Dyar, 1922. : coll. Misiones province: Wanda (25°58ʹ S, 054°36ʹ W), Santa Rosa, (36°37ʹ S, 064°18ʹ W), 2 M, 2 MG, (net) 3 F (C-2981/83) MLP, VIII/1972, H. Hepper coll. Salta (C-2914 and 2936), V/1986, D. Carpintero coll. province: Tartagal (22°31ʹ S, 063°46ʹ W), 1 F, (C-2980), Culex (Cux.) eduardoi Casal and García, 1968. Cor- IX/1963, H. Hepper coll. rientes province, Santa Tecla (27°36ʹ36ʺ S, 056°24ʹ21ʺ Anopheles (Nys.) argyritarsis Robineau-Desvoidy, W), 2 M, 2 MG (CDC) (C-1250-51), 17/VI/1994, G. Rossi 1827. Misiones province: Iguazú, Cabureí (25°40ʹ S, coll. 054°08ʹ W), 1 F (C-3041), X/1989, D. Carpintero (Sr.) coll. Culex (Cux.) lahillei Bachmann and Casal, 1962. Anopheles (Nys.) darlingi Root, 1928. Corrientes , San Nicolás (farm), (28°39ʹ21ʺ S, province: Itá Ibaté (27°25ʹ S, 057°19ʹ W), 7 L (dip), 057°26ʹ04ʺ W), 1 F (net) (C-2782), 16/IX/2009, G. Spinelli (C-0924/30). X, XII/1997 and I/1998, Vallejos and coll. Santa Fé province, Rosario (32°57ʹ S, 060°37ʹ W), 1 Losokan (MSP) colls. F, (net) (C-2993), X/1996, D. Carpintero coll. Anopheles (Nys.) parvus Chagas, 1907. Misiones Culex (Cux.) pipiens Linnaeus, 1758 (hybrids form). province: Bernardo de Irigoyen (26°14ʹ47ʺ S, 053°38ʹ56ʺ Corrientes province, (29°42ʹ S, 057°5ʹ W), 1 F (CDC) (C-2973), 3/XII/2006, M. D ‘Oria coll. W), 1 M, 1 MG, (C-2974 ), 19/VII/1967, J. P. Duret coll. Culex (Ads.) amazonensis (Lutz, 1905). Misiones Culex (Cux.) tatoi Casal and García, 1971. Corrientes province: Puerto Maní, Corpus (27°06ʹ22ʺ S, 055°31ʹ19ʺ province, Monte Caseros, National Route 14 and the W), 1 M, 1 MG (CDC) (C-3045), 11/IV/1996, G. Rossi coll. bridge over the Mocoreta river (30°37ʹ38ʺ S, 057°58ʹ56ʺ Culex (Car.) soperi Antunes and Lane, 1937. Misiones W), 1 M 1 MG (CDC) (C-0021), 18/V/1989, Marino, H., A. province: Wanda (25°58ʹ S, 054°36ʹ W), 1 M (C-2760), 01/ Maciá coll.; Santa Tecla (27°36ʹ36” S, 056°24ʹ21” W), 2 M, VIII/1994, D. Carpintero (Sr.) coll. and det. 2 MG (C-1109, 1112), G. Rossi coll.; Ituzaingo (27°34ʹ29ʺ Culex (Cux.) apicinus Philippi, 1865. Mendoza S, 056°40ʹ17ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG, (C-1509), 14/II/1996; idem, province: Las Heras, San Ramón (32°51ʹ S, 68°47ʹ W) 1 F 6 M, 6 MG (C-1510, 1538, 1660, 1788, 1792, 1795), 24/ (C-2995), X/1983, D. Carpintero (Sr.) coll; , VI/1996, all (CDC), G. Rossi coll.; Villa Olivari (27°36ʹ11ʺ Tartagal (22°31’ S, 063°46’ W), 1 M, 1 MG, IX/1963, H. S, 056°45ʹ48ʺ W), 1 M, 1 MG (C-1667), 22/V/1996; idem, 2 Hepper coll. M, 2 MG (C-1523, 1526), 24/VI/1996, (CDC) G. Rossi coll. Culex (Cux.) brethesi Dyar, 1919. Corrientes prov- Misiones province, Candelaria, (27°26ʹ57ʺ S, 055°43ʹ58ʺ ince: Rincón del Socorro farm (28°40ʹ44ʺ S, 057°26ʹ06ʺ W), 5 M, 5 MG, 3 H, 3 Pe, (dip), 24/VI/1996, F. Krsticevic W), 1 M, 1 MG (net) (C-2776), 5/IX/2009, G. Spinelli coll. coll.; Corpus, Puerto Maní, (27°06ʹ22ʺ S, 055°31ʹ19ʺ W), 1 Culex (Cux.) cuyanus Duret, 1968. Mendoza prov- M, 1 MG, 14/III/1996, (CDC), G. Rossi coll. ince: Jocolí and National Route 40 (32°41ʹ S, 068°40ʹ Culex (Cux.) usquatus Dyar, 1918. Corrientes prov- W), 1 M, 1 MG (C-2294), 9/XI/1983; accessing Mendoza ince, Santa Tecla (27°36ʹ36ʺ S, 056°24ʹ21ʺ W), 1 M. 1 MG on National Route 40 (32°78ʹ S, 068°74ʹ W), 1 H C-3036), (CDC) (C-1241), 17/VI/1994, G. Rossi coll. 9/XI/1983, Carpintero, D. coll. Culex (Mcx.) imitator Theobald, 1903. Salta prov- Culex (Cux.) chidesteri Dyar, 1921. : ince, San Ramón de la Nueva Orán (23°07ʹ´S, 064°18ʹ W) Tres Estacas (26°54ʹ57ʺ S, 061°36ʹ50ʺ W), 2 F (C-3005/06) 1 M, 1 MG, (C-2923 ), XI/1963, H. Hepper coll. (human bait), 9/VII/2011, G. Marti and A. Balsalobre Culex (Mel.) oedipus Root, 1927. Corrientes prov- colls. ince, Monte Caseros, (30°15ʹ43ʺ S, 057°39ʹ8ʺ W), 7 M, 7 Culex (Cux.) fernandezi Casal, García and Cavallieri, MG, 5 F, 11 Pe (dip, reared) (C-0038/0049), 7/IX/1989, J. 1966. Salta province: Tartagal (22°31ʹ S, 063°46ʹ W, 478 Schnack coll. masl), 1 F (C-2992), 1/IX/1963, H. Hepper coll. Sabethes (Sbo.) chloropterus von Humboldt, 1819. Culex (Mel.) serratimarge Root, 1927. Corrientes Santa Fé province, Villa Guillermina (28°13ʹ S, 059°26ʹ province: Batel stream and bridge at route 6 (28°17ʹ40ʺ W), 5 F, (C-3011 (2 spec.), C-3248 (3 spec.)) (net), S, 058°01ʹ50ʺ W, 65 masl), 2 M, 2 MG, (net) (C-2946, 5/V/1949, Inst. Nac. Microbiol. coll. 3829), 8/XII/2010, G. Spinelli, G. Rossi colls.

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Psorophora (Pso.) holmbergi Lynch Arribálzaga, Misiones province), originally classified as An. lutzii and 1891. Buenos Aires province: Olavarría (36°52ʹ S, belonging to the MLP collection, were reviewed. Since 060°18ʹ W), 1 F (human bait) (C-2768), XI/2011, Rural their characteristics correspond to those of An. guarani, Zoonosis (Buenos Aires Province) coll. the latter is the species present in these localities. Psorophora (Pso.) pallescens Edwards, 1922. San- Appointments for other locations such as Iguazú tiago del Estero province: Termas de Río Hondo National Park, Montecarlo, Eldorado, Puerto Piray, (27°29ʹ S, 064°50ʹ W), 1 F (C-2929), VIII/1971, without Colonia Caraguatay, Las Delicias, and Los Helechos other data. (Duret, 1950) were specimens not reviewed by me and Wyeomyia serratoria Dyar and Nuñez Tovar, 1927. thus remain to be checked. Misiones province: Bernardo de Irigoyen (26°14ʹ47ʺ Darsie (1985), Mitchell and Darsie (1985), and Campos S, 053°38ʹ56ʺ W), 1 F (CDC) (C-2969), 3/XII/2006, M. D and Maciá (1998) have omitted consigning the record of ‘Oria coll. Wy. (Pho.) fuscipes in Eldorado, Misiones registered by García and Casal (1968), in the absence of considering Records omitted from the Literature after 1989 other records that appeared in the same publication. Wyeomyia (Pho.) fuscipes (Edwards, 1922). Mis- In fact this appointment configures the first record of iones province: Eldorado, Piray Guazú stream and the species for Argentina. Culex. albinensis is present in Natinal Route 12 (26°28ʹ S, 054°39ʹ W), 1 F, (net), 23/ Santa Fe according to data presented by Sirivanakarn VI/1965, García and Casal colls. and det. and Jakob (1981), a province that was omitted by Darsie Culex (Mel.) albinensis Bonne Wepster & Bonne, (1985), Mitchell and Darsie (1985), and Campos and 1920. : Vera Dept.: Vera, (29°28ʹ S, Maciá (1998) in their three publications. 60°13ʹ W) 25/XI/80, (CDC), 1 M, 1 MG; Las Colonias Recently, Micieli et al. (2013) reported the presence Dept.: marsh, Esperanza (31°28ʹ S, 060°47ʹ W), 15/XI/80, of Culex (Cux.) pipiens form molestus Forskal in the (CDC), 1 M, 1 MG, M. Sabattini and J. Daffner colls, S. Buenos Aires province, whose identity was confirmed by Sirivanakarn det. molecular markers (microsatellites). Being fully aware of the presence of hybrid forms between Cx. pipiens and Cx. DISCUSSION quinquefasciatus in other provinces (Almirón et al. 1986, Forattini and Sallum (1993) considered Cx. vaxus a valid 1995; Morais et al. 2010; Diez et al. 2011), we decided species in its own right and removed it from synonymy to examine the specimens in the MLP collection and with Cx. educator. According to those authors Cx. vaxus together with the aforementioned literature citations occupied the area between and Argentina added the Cx. (Cux.) pipiens hybrid forms in Table 1 but was not present in , though they as separate from Cx. pipiens and Cx. quinquefasciatus. recommended a review of the museum specimens to Clearly, not all specimens in the MLP collection can be establish the distribution of both species. I reviewed differentiated with certainty. These hybrid forms are the material of the MLP collection corresponding to the currently referred to as “Pipiens Complex”. Harbach provinces of Corrientes and Misiones (Rossi et al. 2002) (2012) suggested that the term should be “Pipiens and concluded that they corresponded those cited by Assemblage” instead of “Complex” by non having the Forattini and Sallum. For this reason in those provinces same meaning as used for species of the genus Anopheles. the assignment of Cx. educator should be replaced by Cx. The records of Cx. mollis in different provinces should vaxus. The mention made of Cx. educator in the Formosa be reviewed, given that species’ similarity to Cx. tatoi. The province by Darsie et al. (1991) and Hoyos et al. (2011), in two species can be distinguished by the male-genitalia Córdoba and Chaco provinces by Visintin et al. (2009, 2010, features and by the larval habitat. The Cx. mollis larvae respectively), and in Misiones province by Duret (1953, are primarily found in natural containers (holes in trees 1954) and Castro (1959) should be reviewed since those or rocks), whereas the Cx. tatoi larvae are found in areas sightings could possibly have corresponded to Cx. vaxus. of appreciable water. The Cx. mollis assignments of the Specimens of the province of Misiones captured by E. Corrientes and Misiones provinces in Rossi et al. (2002) Lestani part of the catch for the development of his doctoral were subsequently replaced by Cx. tatoi. thesis, therefore Cx. lopesi have temporary numbers in the For An. albitarsis, the city of Tandil (Buenos Aires institutional catalogue number of the vouchers. province), most notably, marks the southernmost An. guarani (Table 1), has been recently revalidated region where specimens have been found within the from the incorrect synonymy with An. lutzii (Nagaki et genus Anopheles, and an Olavarría (Buenos Aires al. 2011). That species was previously registered in the province) sighting is the southernmost identification province by Duret (1950) and was more recently reported for Ps. holmbergi. by Rossi and Lestani (2014) as present in Puerto Iguazú With respect to An. annulipalpis, Carcavallo et al. and Esmeralda Provincial Park in Misiones province. (1995) recorded the species as being present in the Salta Specimens from San Ignacio, Corpus, Puerto Maní, province without providing other data. Iguazú National Park, Posadas, and Puerto Rico (all The presence of An. darlingi in the Corrientes

Check List | www.biotaxa.org/cl 4 Volume 11 | Number 4 | Article 1712 Rossi | New records and check list of mosquitoes of Argentina province, clarifies that the few records referred to in be present in the Misiones province, but Harbach and the literature correspond to very small scale maps and, Peyton (2000), on describing the genus, mentioned moreover, without any reference to the location in the one female in “Corrientes, Les Piedias, XII.66, Duret text (e.g., García and Ronderos 1962; Bejarano 1972), or (USNM)”. This location is unknown. only to specific provinces (Mitchell and Darsie 1985). Mitchell and Darsie (1985) recorded 208 species of These authors mentioned as present at An. darlingi mosquitos in Argentina, but added that they had not in Entre Ríos province as quoted by Bejarano (1959 taken into account L. records, not present (1960)) but this author does not mention the province at that time. Campos and Maciá (1998) brought that in the reference’s work, or other papers dealing with total number up to 211 species distributed within 20 the subject. Thus, An. darlingi cannot be considered its genera. Probably some publications either had been presence on the province. lost or had not reached the authors in time—such as As to Ps. pallescens, the only sighting recorded in Sallum et al. (1988); Rossi (1997); Rosa Freitas (1998) the province of Santiago del Estero corresponds to the since the manuscript was submitted in 1997. Moreover, location of Troncal, 40 km from Salavina (Duret 1951) small errors in detail have been found in certain and more than 200 km from Termas de Río Hondo. assignments—as one mistake subsequently corrected The record of Cx. fernandezi and Ae. (Och.) patersoni in by Mitchell and Darsie (1985) with respect to Ps. varipes the Misiones province (Lestani et al. 2007) was an error (Coquillett), along with typographical errors (Sa. in determination. These specimens, in fact, correspond intermedius in Buenos Aires, Ps. ferox in Santa Cruz) The to the Cx. dolosus Complex and to Ae. (Och.) rhyacophilus, real number of species in Argentina in 1998 was 217. respectively. Recently, Wilkerson et al. (2015) propose I have kept species in the list that are of doubtful simplified aedine generic designations and restore the presence, until the appropriate specimens have been classic classification system keeping only some of the reviewed, e.g., Cx. educator/Cx. vaxus (cf. above) and Cx. changes proposed by them. (See Table 1 for classification mollis/Cx. tatoi (cf. Casal and García, 1971). of argentine species). The records that have been added here are the The record of Cx. imitator in the Buenos Aires province following: two first records for Argentina, 11 new (Ronderos et al. 1992) is an erroneous assignment records for different provinces, two records omitted, because specimens of the collection in the MLP cannot and an expansion of the distribution of 16 species. be classified to the level of the species, may belong to Consequently, including these new data, a total of 242 the subgenus Melanoconion of Culex. Thus, Cx. imitator mosquito species, distributed over 23 provinces, are cannot be considered its presence in the province. represented in Argentina (Table 1 and Figure 1). The following provincial records were taken from the abstracts of congresses (e.g., Jornadas Regionales sobre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mosquitos), but these recordings have not appeared in I am grateful to all those investigators/colleagues subsequent publications: Cq. albicosta (Peryassú) and who have unselfishly contributed specimens and Cq. fasciolata (Lynch A.) in the Corrientes province literature, to Mr. D. Carpintero Jr. and M. Pereyra for (Molina 2002); Cx. apicinus and Cx. chidesteri in the donating a part of the collection of Dr. D. J. Carpintero San Juan province (Murúa et al. 2005); and Cx. rooti Sr. to MLP and to Dr. M. Laurito, Dr. R. E. Campos, and and Cx. mollis in the Chaco province (Stein et al. 2002). Lic. E. A. Lestani for a critical reading of the manuscript. Leguizamón (1997) mention as “present in Argentina” Dr. Donald F. Haggerty edited the final version of the the subgenus Stethomyia of Anopheles and Ctenogoeldia manuscript. of Runchomyia without any other comment or detail, and also Johnbelkinia leucopus (Dyar & Knab) “from the LITERATURE CITED jungle of the Salta province (Orán)”. Stethomyia is not To the reference list submitted by Mitchell and Darsie very likely to be found in northern Argentina as one (1985) and Campos and Maciá (1998) are added any of the species has been in , and the possibility publications overlooked at that time plus those articles of finding representatives of Ru. (Ctenogoeldia) or Jb. appearing from 1998 to present. An asterisk (*) indicates those used in this paper. leucopus (Dyar & Knab) inhabiting northern and Central America, respectively, is highly *Almirón, W.R., S.G. Humeres and C.N. Gardenal. 1995. Distribution unlikely. Moreover, the author has not published on the and hybridization between and Culex quinquefas- subject, while the current investigators do not mention ciatus (Diptera: Culicidae) in Argentina. Memorias Instituto its presence despite their working in Orán, Salta (Dantur Oswaldo Cruz 90(4): 469−473. Juri, et al. 2011; Mangudo et al. 2014). For these reasons, Almirón, W.R. and F. Ludueña Almeida. 1998. Aedes aegypti (Di­ptera: Culicidae) en Córdoba, Argentina. Revista Sociedad Ento- those data are not included in the list of mosquitos mológica Argentina 57(1–4): 27‒28. present in Argentina. Almirón, W.R. and G.C. Rossi. 2005. Culicidae, Mosquitos. pp. 75‒83. Onirion brucei (Del Ponte & Cerqueira) is known to in: O.D. Salomón (ed.). Artrópodos de Interés Médico en la

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Received: 25 July 2014 Accepted: 9 July 2015 Academic editor: Marco Silva Gottschalk Antunes & Lane, 1938 & Lane, pennai edes (Ochlerotatus) Antunes Shannon & del Ponte, 1927 Shannon & del Ponte, patersoni (Ochlerotatus) Aedes Species A (Lutz, 1904) fluviatilis (Lutz, (Georgecraigius) Aedes (Lynch Arribalzaga, 1878) (Lynch squamipennis (Aedeomyia) Aedeomyia Cerqueira, 1943 aurivittatus Cerqueira, (Howadina) Aedes Aedes (Howadina) martinezi (Howadina) Berlin, Aedes 1969 Komp, 1936 pseudodominicii Komp, (Howadina) Aedes Aedes (Howadina) vanemdeni Martini, vanemdeni 1931 (Howadina) Aedes (Macquart, albifasciatus (Ochlerotatus) Aedes 1838) Aedes (Ochlerotatus) crinifer (Theobald, (Ochlerotatus) Aedes 1903) fulvus (Wiedeman, (Ochlerotatus) Aedes 1828) Dyar, 1922 hastatus Dyar, (Ochlerotatus) Aedes 2000 & Leguizamón, Carpintero jorgi (Ochlerotatus) Aedes Martínez 1953 meprai (Ochlerotatus) Aedes & Prosen, Dyar, 1922 milleri Dyar, (Ochlerotatus) Aedes Theobald, 1903 Theobald, nubilus (Ochlerotatus) Aedes Dyar, 1918 oligopistus Dyar, (Ochlerotatus) Aedes Distribution by province of mosquitoes present in Argentina. The provinces represented by the numbers: 1: Buenos Aires, 2: Catamarca, 3: Chaco, 4: Chubut, 5: Córdoba, 6: Corrientes, 7: Entre Ríos, 8: Formosa, 8: Formosa, Ríos, 7: Entre 6: Corrientes, 5: Córdoba, 4: Chubut, 3: Chaco, 2: Catamarca, the numbers: 1: Buenos Aires, by represented provinces The in Argentina. present of mosquitoes province 1. Distribution by Table Tucumán. 23: del Fuego, Tierra 22: del Estero, 21: Santiago Fe, 20: Santa Cruz, 19: Santa 16: Salta, 17: San Juan, 18: San Luis, 11: La Rioja, 13: Misiones, 12: Mendoza, 14: Neuquén, 15: Río Negro, 10: La Pampa, 9; Jujuy,

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* * * * Continued. Casal, García & Cavalieri, 1966 & Cavalieri, García fernandezi Casal, ulex (Culex) Lane & Withman, 1943 Withman, Lane & ulex (Anoedioporpa) canaanensis C Species C Dyar, 1928 interfor (Culex) Dyar, Culex 1962 lahillei Bachmann & Casal, (Culex) Culex (Lutz, 1904) (Lutz, Chagasia fajardi Root, 1926 Anopheles strodei (Nyssorhynchus) 1922) & Pinto, (Neiva Anopheles triannulatus (Nyssorhynchus) 1908) (Peryassú, (Rhynchotaenia) albicosta Coquillettidia Lane, 1945 Lane, levicastilloi C ulex (Culex) Casal, García & Fernandez, 1968 & Fernandez, García Casal, (Anoedioporpa) chaguanco Culex (Neiva & Pinto) (Neiva Anopheles rondoni (Nyssorhynchus) (Prado, 1931) (Prado, (Rhynchotaenia) albifera Coquillettidia Gordon & Evans, 1922 & Evans, (Anoedioporpa) Gordon originator Culex Dyar, 1928 maxi Dyar, (Culex) Culex 1906 mollis Dyar & Knab, (Culex) Culex 1758 Linnaeus, pipiens Complex (Culex) Culex Forskal, 1775 pipiens molestus Forskal, (Culex) Culex Coquillettidia (Rhynchotaenia) chrysonotumCoquillettidia 1922) (Peryassú, Antunes & Lane, 1937 (Anoedioporpa) & Lane, soperiCulex Antunes (Lane & Coutinho, 1940) (Rhynchotaenia) hermanoi (Lane & Coutinho, Coquillettidia (Lynch Arribalzaga, 1891) (Lynch (Rhynchotaenia) fasciolata Coquillettidia (Chagas, 1907) (Rhynchotaenia) juxtamansoniaCoquillettidia (Chagas, Linnaeus, 1758 pipiens Linnaeus, (Culex) Culex Culex (Culex) acharistus Root, 1927 (Culex) Culex (Lane & Coutinho, 1940) (Lane & Coutinho, (Rhynchotaenia) neivai Coquillettidia Casal, 1967 ameliae Casal, (Culex) Culex (Coquillett, 1904) (Coquillett, (Rhynchotaenia) nigricans Coquillettidia (Lane & Antunes, 1937) (Rhynchotaenia) shannoni (Lane & Antunes, Coquillettidia Philippi, 1865 Philippi, apicinus (Culex) Culex (Theobald, (Rhynchotaenia) venezuelensis Coquillettidia 1912) 1905) (Lutz, amazonensis (Aedinus) Culex Culex (Culex) articularis (Culex) 1865 Culex Philippi, Dyar & Knab, 1906 Dyar & Knab, coronator (Culex) Culex Duret, 1954 Duret, tramazaiguesi (Allimanta) Culex Duret, 1968 Duret, cuyanus (Culex) Culex Dyar, 1921 Dyar, chidesteri (Culex) Culex Dyar, 1922 bidens Dyar, (Culex) Culex 1919 Dyar, brethesi (Culex) Culex Dyar & Knab, 1906 Dyar & Knab, declarator (Culex) Culex (Lynch Arribalzaga, 1891) dolosus (Lynch (Culex) Culex Casal & García, 1968 & García, Casal eduardoi C ulex (Culex) Table 1 . Table

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Continued. Prado, 1901 ditaenionota Prado, anotaenia (Uranotaenia) (von Humboldt, 1819) Humboldt, abethes (Sabethoides) (von chloropterus Species Ur S Psorophora (Psoorophora) ochripes (Macquart, 1850) (Psoorophora) Psorophora Shannoniana fluviatilis (Theobald, 1903) Theobald, Theobald, geometrica 1901 (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia Uranotaenia (Uranotaenia) lanei Martínez 19532 (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia & Prosen, Toxorhynchites (Ankylorhynchus) purpureus (Theobald, purpureus (Ankylorhynchus) 1901) Toxorhynchites Edwards, 1922 Edwards, pallescens (Psoorophora) Psorophora Lutz, 1907 Lutz, leucoptera (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia Dyar & Knab, 1906 Dyar & Knab, saeva (Psoorophora) Psorophora (Lane & Cerqueira, 1942) (Lane & Cerqueira, reversa (Runchomyia Runchomyia (Lutz & Neiva, 1913) & Neiva, (Lutz bambusicola (Lynchiella) Toxorhynchites heobald, 1901 T heobald, lowii (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia Lynch Arribalzaga, 1891 nataliae Lynch (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia Lynch Arribalzaga, 1891 pulcherrima Lynch (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia Theobald, 1903 Theobald, frontosa (Runchomyia) Runchomyia García & Casal, 1967 & Casal, García cavallierii (Lynchiella) Toxorhynchites Dyar & Nuñez Tovar, 1927 Tovar, Dyar & Nuñez serratoria Wyeomyia (Lynch Arribalzaga, 1891) (Lynch h. separatus (Lynchiella) Toxorhynchites 1904) solstitialis (Lutz, (Lynchiella) Toxorhynchites (Shannon & Del Ponte, 1927) Sabethes (Shannon & Del (Davismyia)Ponte, petrocchiae Dyar & Knab, 1906 Dyar guadeloupensis & Knab, (Lynchiella) Toxorhynchites Theobald, 1901 Theobald, luteoventralis (Dendromyia) Wyeomyia Dyar & Knab, 1907 identicus Dyar & Knab, Sabethes (Peytonulus) (Dyar & Knab, 1906) theobaldi (Dyar & Knab, (Lynchiella) Toxorhynchites Lane & Cerqueira, 194 soperi Lane & Cerqueira, Sabethes (Peytonulus) Lane & Cerqueira, 1942 Lane & Cerqueira, castroi Trichoprosopon (Coquillett, 1906) undosus (Coquillett, Sabethes (Peytonulus) Lutz, 1905 Lutz, compressum Trichoprosopon (Lutz, 1905) (Lutz, aurescens Sabethes (Peytonulus) Lane & Cerqueira, 1942 obscurum Lane & Cerqueira, Trichoprosopon Sabethes 1903 (Sabethes) albiprivus Theobald, Sabethes (Sabethes) 1908 belisarioi Neiva, (Lutz, 1905) (Lutz, pallidiventer Trichoprosopon (Fabricius, 1805) Sabethes (Sabethes) (Fabricius, cyaneus Lane & Cerqueira, 1942 simile Lane & Cerqueira, Trichoprosopon Sabethes (Sabethes) (Theobald, purpureus 1907) Theobald, Theobald, apicalis 1903 (Uraanotaenia) Uranotaenia 1943 davisi Lane, (Uranotaenia) Uranotaenia Sabethes 1904) (Sabethinus) (Lutz, intermedius Dyar, 1924 Sabethes (Sabethinus) Dyar, melanonymphe Table 1 . Table

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Continued. Dyar & Knab, 1906 Dyar aporonoma (Triamyia) & Knab, eomyia Species Wy Lutz, 1904 Lutz, (Menolepis) leucostigma Wyeomyia 1907 Dyar & Knab, (Miamyia) codiocampa Wyeomyia Wyeomyia (Wyeomyia) 1924 Wyeomyia arthrostigma Dyar, Lane & Cerqueira, 1942 (Miamyia) limai Lane & Cerqueira, Wyeomyia Wyeomyia (Wyeomyia)Wyeomyia 1904 medioalbipes Lutz, (Da Costa Lima, 1930) (Miamyia) lutzi (Da Costa Wyeomyia Dyar & Knab, 1906 Dyar melanocephala & Knab, Wyeomyia (Lutz, 1904) (Miamyia) oblita (Lutz, Wyeomyia Lane & Cerqueira, 1942 (Miamyia) sabethea Lane & Cerqueira, Wyeomyia (Lutz, 1905) (Lutz, (Miamyia) serrata Wyeomyia Petrocchi, 1927 Petrocchi, (Nunezia) lateralis Wyeomyia (Lane & Cerqueira, 1942) flabellata (Lane & Cerqueira, (Phoniomyia) Wyeomyia Edwards, 1922 fuscipes Edwards, (Phoniomyia) Wyeomyia Petrocchi, 1927 Petrocchi, muehlensi (Phoniomyia) Wyeomyia Root, 1928 pilicauda (Phoniomyia) Wyeomyia (Theobald, quasilongirostris (Phoniomyia) 19807) Wyeomyia Wyeomyia (Phoniomyia) tripartita1921) & Bonne, (Phoniomyia) Wyeomyia (Bonne-Wepster Lane & Forattini, 1952) ( Lane & Forattini, diabolica (Phoniomyia) Wyeomyia Dyar, 1924 Dyar, mystes (Spilonympha) Wyeomyia Table 1 . Table

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